Roland Lötscher / is on Nostr

Linux and FOSS enthusiast, math teacher, Xournal++ developer, chess player

GITHUB: github.com/rolandlo

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2024-09-17 04:34:17

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It uses Gtk4, which currently doesn't run on Android, but that may change with https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/merge_requests/7555
On Android there are lots of push ups tracking apps though, so you may just find an existing one in the app store that you like.

2024-09-17 03:07:54

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It's not fully functional yet, but once it is, I will put it on Github. When it has some polish, I will make it available as a flatpak.

2024-09-15 09:13:25

As I have abandoned Android and am now daily-driving Gnome mobile / PostmarketOS on my OnePlus 6, I feel the urge to contribute to filling the app gap. Nobody seems to have asked for an app to record push ups and track progress, but that's what I want to accomplish now. Here are some first impressions of my Libadwaita app, which I call "Pushup Sessions":
#Oneplus6 #linuxmobile #PostmarketOS #GnomeMobile
https://cdn.fosstodon.org/media_attachments/files/113/140/796/784/974/078/original/8c51873e5f8eab68.mp4

2024-08-22 05:09:39

My Android phone's life is coming to an end. I have no desire to spend more money to repair it or replace it by another Android phone (that doesn't run mobile Linux). So I will join those who daily drive their OnePlus6 with Gnome-mobile. I have already used it regularly for things like web browsing, mastodon, matrix, audio, but not for phone calls and text.
Any advice you can give me to get the best experience with calls?What energy settings do you use?
#GnomeMobile, #Oneplus6, #LinuxMobile

2024-06-10 10:06:28

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Sure! I'll just start playing around with it earlier than that.

2024-06-10 06:48:02

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Ok, great! I'm planning to write an article on gnulinux.ch about it once it can be tested conveniently, spreading the message.

2024-06-10 06:39:13

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Is this already in main? Or how do I try it out?